Martinetti e la psicologia degli animali

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Journal	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA
Issue	RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA - 2021 - 3
Title	Martinetti e la psicologia degli animali
Author	Luca Natali
Publisher	Vita e Pensiero
Format	Article \| Pdf
Online da	10-2021
Doi	10.26350/001050_000291
Issn	0035-6247 (print) \| 1827-7926 (digital)
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The following paper aims to present and analyze Piero Martinetti’s thought on the theme of psychic status of non-human animals and, more narrowly, plants. It will be discussed the theoretical schemes embraced by Martinetti and some of his most important textual sources. In order to achieve this goal and to show which are the most important references of the examined texts, unpublished documents will be widely used. In doing so, the animal psychology provided by Martinetti will be analyzed, in particular, in light of his relationship with two of the most important representatives of 19th century philosophy and psychology: Wilhelm Wundt and Gustav Theodor Fechner. keywords Martinetti, Animal Studies, Animal Psychology, Wundt, Fechner Author biography Università degli Studi di Milano. Email: luca.natali@unimi.it Enter a comment for Martinetti e la psicologia degli animali

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The following paper aims to present and analyze Piero Martinetti’s thought on the theme of psychic status of non-human animals and, more narrowly, plants. It will be discussed the theoretical schemes embraced by Martinetti and some of his most important textual sources. In order to achieve this goal and to show which are the most important references of the examined texts, unpublished documents will be widely used. In doing so, the animal psychology provided by Martinetti will be analyzed, in particular, in light of his relationship with two of the most important representatives of 19th century philosophy and psychology: Wilhelm Wundt and Gustav Theodor Fechner.